Alex Racing Barracuda R2 & R3
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Originally posted by AWOLsoldier
good choices... but what does living close to tamiya have to do with anything?
good choices... but what does living close to tamiya have to do with anything?
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Its because the track is right there for him.They only allow Tamiyas on thier track on saturdays.I would own one if I lived that close but since I dont I am ok without it.R3......
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Originally posted by racenut123
Its because the track is right there for him.They only allow Tamiyas on thier track on saturdays.I would own one if I lived that close but since I dont I am ok without it.R3......
Its because the track is right there for him.They only allow Tamiyas on thier track on saturdays.I would own one if I lived that close but since I dont I am ok without it.R3......
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The R2/R3 continue to dominate outdoor tracks & races in this area.
That is the one item that has me worried about picking up a 415, but seriously if anyone has a good home for a great car shoot me a PM.
That is the one item that has me worried about picking up a 415, but seriously if anyone has a good home for a great car shoot me a PM.
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hey madjack I;ve been hearing about 415,tamiya have not made any front diff for 415 yet and rear diff is different than the front way diff pulley..You might waiting alittle longer before get the 415 just my two .02 cent
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Can anyone share what does the "kick up" does for the car?
Kick up = black color shims that place under the balls holding the arm. 0.8, 1.2 mm ...etc.
What if we have all 4 balls being raised? My thot is it would increase traction. Am I right?
Kick up = black color shims that place under the balls holding the arm. 0.8, 1.2 mm ...etc.
What if we have all 4 balls being raised? My thot is it would increase traction. Am I right?
correct me if i am wrong but i think kick up does the same thing as caster.
so more kickup will give more steering (i think)
so more kickup will give more steering (i think)
Originally posted by raving-monkey
correct me if i am wrong but i think kick up does the same thing as caster.
so more kickup will give more steering (i think)
correct me if i am wrong but i think kick up does the same thing as caster.
so more kickup will give more steering (i think)
caster is the angle between upright and chassis.
changing kickup angle will affect its caster but not applicable vice versa.
Originally posted by KJ
Can anyone share what does the "kick up" does for the car?
Kick up = black color shims that place under the balls holding the arm. 0.8, 1.2 mm ...etc.
What if we have all 4 balls being raised? My thot is it would increase traction. Am I right?
Can anyone share what does the "kick up" does for the car?
Kick up = black color shims that place under the balls holding the arm. 0.8, 1.2 mm ...etc.
What if we have all 4 balls being raised? My thot is it would increase traction. Am I right?
If all balls being raised, almost the same as lowering the ride height where the balls at. The traction would be the same as they weren't raised, if the ride height is maintained the same.
In fact at that, the arm is in higher position, making the CG slightly higher.
After about 20hrs runtime, the plastic shaft holder start giving way. The front holder is a must, and I changed it already, now it's time for the rear, it means alot for alignment and efficiency's sake. Changed back my alum shaft to carbon, found it a bit offcentered compared to the original carbon...
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Originally posted by GTO2
After about 20hrs runtime, the plastic shaft holder start giving way. The front holder is a must, and I changed it already, now it's time for the rear, it means alot for alignment and efficiency's sake. Changed back my alum shaft to carbon, found it a bit offcentered compared to the original carbon...
After about 20hrs runtime, the plastic shaft holder start giving way. The front holder is a must, and I changed it already, now it's time for the rear, it means alot for alignment and efficiency's sake. Changed back my alum shaft to carbon, found it a bit offcentered compared to the original carbon...
ive deicded to go for the pro4 or cuda r3.
but ime stuck triyng to find anywhere in the UK that sells cuda parts.
can anyone fill me in to where i can get parts?
as i don't want a car that will take me 2-3 weeks to get parts if i need them
you know what i mean
but ime stuck triyng to find anywhere in the UK that sells cuda parts.
can anyone fill me in to where i can get parts?
as i don't want a car that will take me 2-3 weeks to get parts if i need them
you know what i mean
Originally posted by AWOLsoldier
The plastic holders suck. Mine didn't even sit flat, the top deck was bowed. The aluminum holders fixed that problem.
The plastic holders suck. Mine didn't even sit flat, the top deck was bowed. The aluminum holders fixed that problem.
My uprights are still all plasticks...time will come for me to change them.
Tech Regular
Originally posted by raving-monkey
ive deicded to go for the pro4 or cuda r3.
but ime stuck triyng to find anywhere in the UK that sells cuda parts.
can anyone fill me in to where i can get parts?
as i don't want a car that will take me 2-3 weeks to get parts if i need them
you know what i mean
ive deicded to go for the pro4 or cuda r3.
but ime stuck triyng to find anywhere in the UK that sells cuda parts.
can anyone fill me in to where i can get parts?
as i don't want a car that will take me 2-3 weeks to get parts if i need them
you know what i mean
Tech Regular
Hi raving-monkey, we just sent you an email